Сокровенный человек
2020 · Released · 73 min
The writer Andrey Platonov gave his youth to the glorification of the revolution and the construction of communism, but he lost his son in the repressions; he heroically survived the entire war, but came back from it with incurable tuberculosis. Platonov's fate and time seemed to echo the harsh phantasmagoria of his great works Kotlovan and Chevengur.
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